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President Donald Trump's aides now say they are less certain he will sign a bipartisan spending compromise that doesn't include the money he demanded for a border wall -- a major shift from earlier this week when officials indicated privately that he would.

The US-led offensive against Chinese tech firm Huawei is creating big problems for mobile operators as they start building the next generation of wireless networks.

The US government has charged a former US Air Force intelligence specialist with espionage for spying for Iran. CNN's Brian Todd reports.

Elena Nicolaou, friend of Maria Butina, describes a trip she took with Butina and Butina's GOP operative boyfriend Paul Erickson in 2015. CNN's Brian Todd reports.

Early in his salacious new book about homosexuality in the Vatican, the French journalist Frederic Martel asks a source to estimate the number of Vatican clergy who are "part of this community, all tendencies included."

Coca-Cola issued a disappointing forecast of 4% growth in 2019 due to the global economic slowdown, a strong dollar and political uncertainty.

An Australian couple staved off pests for more than nine months to grow a giant cabbage almost as big as a person.

President Donald Trump, 72, is in "very good health overall," according to results from his physical examination, which were released on Thursday.

US and Israeli leaders continued to push for confrontation with Iran at the Warsaw ministerial meeting on Middle East security Thursday, strongly criticizing Europe as they did so.

It was Democrats who brought Amazon to New York City, and it was Democrats who chased it away.

Former acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe is confirming for the first time publicly that there were high-level discussions at the Justice Department about recruiting Cabinet members to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office in the aftermath of former FBI Director James Comey's firing.

As the Feb. 15 deadline looms for Congress to reach an agreement on border-security funding, there is renewed optimism for a potential deal.

With a simple statement on the Senate floor, Mitch McConnell set a hugely important precedent on the relationship between the legislative and executive branches.

More bad news for diet soda lovers: Drinking two or more of any kind of artificially sweetened drinks a day is linked to an increased risk of clot-based strokes, heart attacks and early death in women over 50, according to a new study by the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association.

A US soccer club is defending its decision to reward a footballer with a new contract, despite the player serving 45 days in jail for having sex with an underage girl.

The Trump administration is framing the necessity of a southern border wall, in part, as a response to a national security emergency involving terrorists. This is a barrel of bunkum and balderdash served with generous helpings of hogwash.

Obtaining funding is only half the fight for President Donald Trump to move forward with his signature border wall, as the administration is expected to meet a slew of legal challenges that will likely draw out the construction of barriers.

Lost amid this will-he-won't-he-sign-it debate over President Donald Trump's decision on the border funding compromise bill was this fundamental fact: If Trump does sign this legislation, it is a massive capitulation by the President on the issue that more than any other animated his 2016 victory.

British Prime Minister Theresa May was dealt another humiliating defeat Thursday as lawmakers voted against the latest incarnation of her Brexit plan.

She's beaten her nearest rival for most of the season, but US skiing star Mikaela Shiffrin came up short behind Petra Vlhova in the giant slalom at the World Championships in Sweden.

A fertility doctor suspected to have fathered scores of people by secretly swapping donors' sperm for his own will have his DNA tested, after a Dutch court supported a legal challenge by 22 of his potential children.

The relationship between golfer and caddie is one of sport's most delicate balancing acts.

Zei Uwadia, a teenage girl who defied expectations by walking while on life support, has died, according to a Facebook post by her mother.

President Donald Trump's pick to lead the World Bank described himself in 2011 remarks as a 25-year opponent to the institution and others like it, saying that they needed to be "thrown away" and started over from scratch.

A river has gone from thin and dry to 37 miles (60 kilometers) wide in a matter of weeks as a result of floods in northeast Australia, satellite imagery shows.

Airbus is ending the A380 program, pulling the plug on its iconic superjumbo jet that once promised to revolutionize commercial air travel but failed to deliver on outsized expectations.

Maria Ressa, an award-winning Philippines journalist and frequent critic of the country's president, has been released on bail following her arrest on "cyber libel" charges.

A trail of dinosaur footprints has been discovered in Queensland, just in time for them to be relocated and saved from the floods that have been tearing through the Australian state.

In his first public statement from prison, Bill Cosby said he will never have remorse for his crimes and called himself a political prisoner.

An Islamist terror group with links to Boko Haram has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack on a motorcade carrying a Nigerian state governor.

Airbus may have broken the hearts of aviation fans worldwide with the announcement that it's ceasing production of its A380 airplane, but that doesn't mean the superjumbo is going to stop flying any time soon.

A British teenager who joined ISIS in 2015 says she wants to return home.

Tom Barrack, a key donor and friend of President Donald Trump attempted to justify the killing of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi Tuesday, arguing that the US does not have the moral authority to criticize Saudi Arabia due to its own record of "atrocities."

On the eve of a deadline to avoid a second partial government shutdown, no one -- not congressional leaders, President Donald Trump's allies on Capitol Hill nor his own staff -- is ready to say that he is willing to sign a compromise immigration bill.

When you think of your loved one, does your heart feel warm and fuzzy? Or would you say it skips a beat, goes pitter-patter or begins to race?

The brother of the woman with whom Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos was in a relationship was the person who tipped off the National Enquirer to their relationship, two people with knowledge of the matter confirmed to CNN on Wednesday.

Paul Manafort's latest legal debacle deepened the core intrigue underlying special counsel Robert Mueller's probe: Why have so many of President Donald Trump's associates been caught lying about contacts with Russians?

Historically, designers haven't been afraid of using New York Fashion Week to expose political viewpoints or their feelings toward recent events. In fact, it's usually seen as the perfect time to put those ideas on a pedestal.

Britain's Prince Philip will not face any charges over the car crash in which the 97-year-old's Land Rover flipped onto its side, the Crown Prosecution Service announced Thursday.

Huawei smartphones are killing the iPhone in China.

Like a moth to a flame, visitors to Dubai invariably swarm around the colossal fountain at the foot of the Burj Khalifa. It's easy to see why: at more than 900-feet long, firing water 50 stories into the sky, the fountain is impressive, to say the least.

West Indies fast bowler Shannon Gabriel has apologized for asking England captain Joe Root if he liked boys during his team's Test defeat to England in St Lucia.

The race to fertilize an egg is a ruthless one -- and now, scientists have shed more light on the punishing obstacle course attempted by hundreds of millions of sperm cells in their bid to get there first.

Hidden city ticketing is a longtime, under-the-radar practice of the most astute, rule-breaking fliers. Learn about hidden city ticketing strategy and consequences for breaking airline rules.

How do you judge greatness in sport? Can you even compare athletes from different eras? Two classic bar room topics with no finite answers.